THE Government has shot down the opposition party‘s legitimacy narrative describing the MDC’s sentiment that President Emmerson Mnangagwa is not the legitimate leader as a reality denial accusing the trade union offshoot political party of politicking its fan base to keep them conscious charging that
THE MDC President, Nelson Chamisa has moved to establish a war veteran’s wing tasked to descend on grassroots mass recruitment and member education as the urban dominant opposition party seeks rural electorate to buy into the 19 years old party’s ideological pathways.
The MDC Alliance has revealed that the $3,2 million legal bill that came after party president, Nelson Chamisa challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s victory in the July 30 polls is inflated. The Constitutional Court dismissed with costs Chamisa’s Presidential election court petition on August 24th. In an interview with
Since replacing Mugabe last summer, Mnangagwa has pledged to turn around the economy but little has been realized from his talk.
Zimbabwean government recently made an order for vendors to move off the streets in the wake of a cholera outbreak which has killed 33 people and affected 7919.
Last week, an MDC Alliance rally which was scheduled for Gwanzura Stadii8had to be canceled while the University of Zimbabwe graduation had to be shelved indefinitelyl
Magistrate Elisha Singano granted the former minister $500 bail and remanded him to October 26. He was ordered not to interfere with witnesses, surrender his passport and report twice weekly to the police.
Former cabinet minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo has launched a vitriolic attack on the wife of Zimbabwe's ex-president Robert Mugabe, Grace who called on his colleagues to forgive President Emmerson Mnangagwa and move on, saying the remarks attributed to her betray her lack of political experience. Moyo
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Sibusiso Moyo says the newly sworn cabinet has brought confidence to all Zimbabweans as well as the international community and should be able to boost economic revival. The cabinet has been branded President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s ‘Dream Team’ by various sectors
The business community in Zimbabwe has added its voice in calling for strong institutions that help foster good governance while urging President Emmerson Mnangagwa to reduce government expenditure to below five percent of Gross Domestic Product. In an interview with 263Chat, prominent Zimbabwean business person, Shingi
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